OSHA Section 4 – Worker Rights Under OSHA Practice Test

SDS stands for?

Safety Data Sheets Safety Disclosure Sheets Standard Data Sheets Secure Data Sheets

Correct Answer:

Safety Data Sheets

Explanation:

SDS stands for Safety Data Sheets. These are standardized documents that communicate essential information about a chemical's hazards, ingredients, safe handling and storage, first-aid measures, spill response, and required protective equipment. They are provided by manufacturers and must be readily accessible to workers under OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard and the Globally Harmonized System. The other terms aren’t the established terminology used in workplace safety communication.

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